Night School for Motorcycle Mechanics, Session 1: Motorcycle Tools and Shop Space

[@trailbrake]

Moses, thank you for sharing your expertise and years of experience. I know making these videos is a lot of work and time. Your efforts are very much appreciated!

[@MotorcycleTechandTravel]

Thanks for the feedback and subscriptions...If folks find the sessions worthwhile, I'm glad to put forth the effort!

[@tendencytotranslate2524]

This is great! Thank you. Looking forward to follow along with you.

[@MotorcycleTechandTravel]

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[@thinkandrepent3175]

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[@MotorcycleTechandTravel]

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[@prrki]

looking forward to this series very much. well done

[@MotorcycleTechandTravel]

Thanks! If subscribers like this content, I'm glad to create it...

[@Ibuildsht]

Do u have any tricks to getting the tip of a mixture screw unlogged from the carb body i over tightened it and have now made a 150$ mistake , I’ve tried picks and even taps with a hammer 🔨 seeing as it useless if i do nothing thought it was worth a shot

[@MotorcycleTechandTravel]

If the tip includes a portion of the brass threaded section, you may be able to drill into the brass screw with a small drill. Stay on center and do not damage the carburetor body threads! If you can find an easy-out that small, that would work to remove the piece. If not, a tiny screwdriver could be gently tapped into the drilled hole. With enough bite, the screwdriver could then be turned to remove the piece. Let us know if this helps.